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by dyno12345 3y ago
I edited my comment to add sources.
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by dyno12345 3y ago
This is counting any % at all of female hunting as hunting. So men are doing 99% of the hunting and women are doing 1%, it’s counted the same as if it were 50/50. Turns out that in most societies women do engage in hunting, but only a
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by dyno12345 3y ago
How do you feel about search engine indexing?
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by dyno12345 3y ago
<scrolls through HN comments> <pause> <scrolls through HN comments>
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by dyno12345 3y ago
how do you feel about search engines?
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by dyno12345 3y ago
only one way to find out
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by dyno12345 3y ago
reddit has been around for nearly 20 years, the AI thing just seems like a hype train they're trying to jump on to.
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by dyno12345 3y ago
Solomon Shereshevsky, the first reported case of this sort of thing, was employed as a journalist and was scolded by his boss for never taking notes. Shereshevsky was surprised to learn that other people needed to take notes at all.
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by dyno12345 3y ago
moof moof!
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by dyno12345 3y ago
“Make something people want” (hn doesn’t allow emoji but I wanted to put a sarcastic one here)
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by dyno12345 3y ago
The author has written thousands of car reviews for Car & Driver and Road & Track. I do find a professional automotive journalist citing a source more credible than an HN comment. If you have any better evidence, please share it.
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by dyno12345 3y ago
I went back to it recently and now I find it so spammed up with gamification and ads and asking for IAP that it quickly gets frustrating. I get that they need to make money off of all of this but after every lesson you have to storm through
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by dyno12345 3y ago
it's more evidence than you've provided to back your seemingly strongly held opinions on this subject, which is none
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by dyno12345 3y ago
"75 percent of truck owners use their truck for towing one time a year or less" https://www.thedrive.com/news/26907/you-dont-need-a-full-siz...
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by dyno12345 3y ago
this is might be a great example of the difference between what people think they want being completely at odds with how they actually behave
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by dyno12345 3y ago
see also: facebook
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by dyno12345 4y ago
fancy location hotels tack on often "resort fees" but the vast majority of normal ones don't. is that the result of regulations?
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by dyno12345 4y ago
the beauty of systems that don't actually exist is you can always think through how they would actually work later
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by dyno12345 4y ago
what was stopping hotels from already doing this?
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by dyno12345 4y ago
capitalism didn't invent costs
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by dyno12345 4y ago
Not accounting for inflation
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by dyno12345 4y ago
the pandemic was a UBI experiment and inflation was a clear result
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by dyno12345 4y ago
it doesn't take a degree to figure out when consumers are only comparing prices when shopping
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by dyno12345 4y ago
easier: they'll always accept a change in card numbers. just change it to a virtual card and then give the virtual card a budget of $1 and/or let it expire. or get a prepaid debit card with $1 left on it.
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by dyno12345 4y ago
maybe it was intended for the rental market
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by dyno12345 4y ago
The theory of induced demand: If you build something, people will use it? Isn't that the point?
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by dyno12345 4y ago
> Said lack of funding is the primary cause of the inefficiencies San Francisco? Lack of funding? $14 billion isn't enough? The budget of San Francisco has roughly doubled in about the last ten years: is the government now twice as
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by dyno12345 4y ago
I don't get how everyone was saying the hands looked weird before. I think it just had something to do with the camera technology back then, and it must be training on that. It looks that way in all of my old childhood photos.
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by dyno12345 4y ago
when will the world be ready for open source prompt engineering workflows?
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by dyno12345 4y ago
or my personal favorite, getting tripped up by a followup question from a server like "do you want mustard with that?" etc.

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